Exploring Aerospace and Structural Engineering: A Scientist's Journey

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Thank you for the opportunity to scholastically share ideas.

My background is in Aerospace from Purdue. I've worked on LaunchPad designs for NASA and other private companies in a mechanical engineering manner. Currently I'm consulting as a licensed structural engineer in Florida.

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